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Rules on sugary drinks miss the point
Marietta Times Rules preventing those who receive food stamps from using them to purchase sugary drinks won't do enough to address the issue of obesity in America. … Wait a New York minute! EDITORIAL: Around the nation America's Food Stamp Culture |
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WBRZ Audit: State workers caught stealing food stampsWBRZBATON ROUGE – Allegations of an inside job at the Department of Children and Family Services surfaced Wednesday. Four employees stole $46,000 in food stamps over a seven year period, a legislative audit revealed. The report states less than $1,000 has … More: continued here
GOP Senate candidate compares food stamp recipients to wild animalsRaw StoryDr. Annette Bosworth, who is running for South Dakota's open Senate seat against four other Republicans, shared a viral image Monday on her personal page on the social media network, reported Right Wing Watch. “The food stamp program is administered …GOP Candidate Compares People Who Get…
Proactive Investors UK Gibbons hit by revenues delayThe Press Association –3 hours agoThe company said its outlook for this year remains optimistic, with the market for rare stamps remaining strong and items reaching high prices at auction. …Stanley Gibbons sees profit below market viewReutersStanley Gibbons: Stanley Gibbons sees full-year pretax below …Proactive Investors UKStanley Gibbons now…
Delaware Duck Stamp: For artist, a trio of trout winsThe News JournalJudges get a close look at some of the entries in DNREC's 2012 Delaware Trout Stamp Contest on Saturday at Owens Station in Greenwood. Funds from the stamps will be used to preserve and improve wildlife habitat in Delaware. … More: continued here
Orange woman charged with stealing from food stamps cardTimes Herald-RecordWALLKILL — A Wallkill woman spent part of her Valentine's Day in jail after police said she withdrew $500 with a stolen food stamps card. Police said Felicia Vavricka, 20, of 312 Howells Road stole the food stamp benefits card and took the money out …and…
People with $2,000 in savings will no longer qualify for taxpayer help. PHILADELPHIA — Pennsylvanians seeking food stamps will soon have to pass an asset test that state officials say is a way to weed out fraud but welfare advocates claim does more harm than good. More: continued here